Sentence examples for enforcement exercise from inspiring English sources

Bill Lockyer, the California attorney general, said the proposal was "a law enforcement exercise" whose goal "is to have an open, fair and competitive marketplace".

The ASA said that its action against MTV is part of a "monitoring and enforcement exercise" across the TV industry, using data from the last quarter of 2014, following up on a crackdown in 2013.

Worth NBC station that the real reason for the law enforcement exercise appears to have been code enforcement.

Most notably, in a policy called "social control", families are now allowed to grow one cato (1.6 square km) of coca, with enforcement exercised by the community.

He added, "The objective is to capture terrorists for interrogation or, if necessary, to kill them, not simply to arrest them in a law-enforcement exercise".

A coalition of environmental groups and farm families have petitioned the E.P.A. to end its moratorium on enforcement, and exercise its authority to order air monitoring at some of the most notorious factory farms.

If a state's law enforcement officials exercise their functions in the territory of another state without the latter's consent, that state is entitled to protest and, in appropriate cases, to receive reparation from the offending state.

But this is also the same president who's used his executive power, angering many Republicans, to issue a waiver that allows certain undocumented immigrants to stay in America while applying for legal status, and to direct immigrant enforcement to exercise "prosecutorial discretion" in handling deportation cases.

But now the failure of the law enforcement to exercise a little bit of common sense will cost it federal court.

"As OHCHR-Nepal has stated, international standards require that law enforcement officials shall exercise restraint and use only the minimal necessary force in policing demonstrations, that they shall respect and preserve human life, and minimise damage and injury.

The chapter examines both the rationale for legal doctrine, and the effects of legal doctrine regarding the exercise, enforcement, and transfer of rights.